For those outside of aviation (which is the majority) view the parked up planes on tv and make their own conclusions.
Regardless of if those planes have been there for months or not due to the downturn makes no difference just seeing row upon row of ba planes bound for nowhere is very very damaging to ba I mean would you make a booking with them at present?
I have a friend who was a temp last year and got the call to come back to cover the strike on dreadful pay (her choice to accept the job I know). She has flown nowhere yet so ba customers must be flying on chartered out flights.
The word between crew seems to be if you voted to strike and didnt come in at weekend
If you voted no to the strike and came in to operate
The venom is aimed towards the yes voters who went in
I have a feeling this will drag on and on.